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# Three New Expiry Methods

## 🎉**Exciting Update!**

### &#x20;*<mark style="color:blue;">**Introducing Three New Expiry Methods for Option Trading on Algomojo!**</mark>*

Algomojo, the leading trading platform, has rolled out three innovative expiry methods tailored for option traders, enhancing flexibility and strategic maneuvering in the market. Here's what each method entails:

1. **Always Current Expiry:** \
   This method keeps traders focused on the current expiry, ensuring they capitalize on real-time trading opportunities as they unfold.
2. **Always Next Expiry:** \
   With this feature, traders can plan ahead by concentrating on the next expiry, allowing for strategic positioning and anticipation of market movements.
3. **Always Current Monthly Expiry:** \
   Targeting the monthly expiry, this method offers stability and facilitates long-term planning for traders seeking more enduring positions in the market.

These new expiry methods empower traders with enhanced flexibility, enabling them to optimize their trading strategies and make more informed decisions amidst the dynamic options landscape.

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